This paper provides guidance to practitioners in visual ergonomics and lighting design, as well as lighting specifiers and installers, on how to detect flicker during field surveys of lighting systems and avoid flicker in lighting system upgrades or retrofits. Flicker has been identified as a problem in several lighting installations in different building types. A common perception is that LED lighting systems are flicker-free. Measurements indicate that LED sources can produce as much flicker as fluorescent lamps with magnetic ballasts. While flicker might be invisible to the human eye, it can easily be detected with very simple instruments available to most; namely mobile phones
Measurement of light flicker according to current standard EN ISO 61000-4-15 is performed through me...
Flicker severity is a parameter defined in the Standard EN 50160 that involves both power quality an...
In modern and high-technology society, power quality has been a major concern. In the past, incandes...
Building owners are transitioning towards a smart lighting solution for illumination purposes. LED (...
Light flickering can be detrimental to humans even if imperceptible. Headaches, migraine, and/or eye...
This paper offers an assessment of the risk and severity of light flicker, evaluated considering LED...
These days we live the transition in home and public lighting to Solid State Lighting (SSL) and poss...
Abstract: The purpose of the present paper is to evaluate the sensitivity of modern lighting technol...
Three experiments that measure the visibility of periodic flicker are presented. Temporal light modu...
Flicker severity is a parameter defined in the Standard EN 50160 that involves both power quality an...
The diffusion of LED lamps on the market is becoming increasingly wide and it is expected that, in a...
Today the number of office workers has reached to an enormous number due to the fast-growing technol...
Measurement of light flicker according to current standard EN ISO 61000-4-15 is performed through me...
The IEEE Standards Working Group, IEEE PAR1789 "Recommending practices for modulating current in Hig...
Flicker is a kind of annoyance of the human eyes. This is due to the fact that the human eyes are se...
Measurement of light flicker according to current standard EN ISO 61000-4-15 is performed through me...
Flicker severity is a parameter defined in the Standard EN 50160 that involves both power quality an...
In modern and high-technology society, power quality has been a major concern. In the past, incandes...
Building owners are transitioning towards a smart lighting solution for illumination purposes. LED (...
Light flickering can be detrimental to humans even if imperceptible. Headaches, migraine, and/or eye...
This paper offers an assessment of the risk and severity of light flicker, evaluated considering LED...
These days we live the transition in home and public lighting to Solid State Lighting (SSL) and poss...
Abstract: The purpose of the present paper is to evaluate the sensitivity of modern lighting technol...
Three experiments that measure the visibility of periodic flicker are presented. Temporal light modu...
Flicker severity is a parameter defined in the Standard EN 50160 that involves both power quality an...
The diffusion of LED lamps on the market is becoming increasingly wide and it is expected that, in a...
Today the number of office workers has reached to an enormous number due to the fast-growing technol...
Measurement of light flicker according to current standard EN ISO 61000-4-15 is performed through me...
The IEEE Standards Working Group, IEEE PAR1789 "Recommending practices for modulating current in Hig...
Flicker is a kind of annoyance of the human eyes. This is due to the fact that the human eyes are se...
Measurement of light flicker according to current standard EN ISO 61000-4-15 is performed through me...
Flicker severity is a parameter defined in the Standard EN 50160 that involves both power quality an...
In modern and high-technology society, power quality has been a major concern. In the past, incandes...